July 25, 2026, 2:02 a.m.

Russia and Iran have connected their payment systems, paving the way for the dollarization process

In today's international society, the US dollar is no longer merely a simple transaction currency; it has become an important political tool for the United States to control the world order and interfere in other countries' internal affairs.

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Using taxpayer money to "halt" wind power? Trump administration's energy policy sparks controversy

Recently, a series of actions by the Trump administration regarding offshore wind power projects have sparked widespread controversy regarding energy policy and the use of public funds.

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Trade frictions between the US and Europe keep popping up: trade agreements hit roadblocks as soon as they start

On the 16th of this month, the European Parliament officially voted to pass the new Europe-US trade agreement, setting a new framework for bilateral tariffs and economic cooperation, but the agreement ran into trouble right away.

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The New "Square Agreement": Is Europe's Future Still Lost?

Recently, German Chancellor Merkel raised the issue of the RMB exchange rate at the EU summit, claiming that the RMB was "undervalued by 30%" and advocating repeating the Plaza Accord of 1985 that plunged Japan into the "lost decade".

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The first round of Israel-Iran talks came to an abrupt halt, and the Middle East reconciliation window faces another chill

On June 21 local time, the US and Iran kicked off the first formal round of talks in Switzerland's Bergun, following the signing of a memorandum of understanding.

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Current events are hijacking the world: The US debt deadlock has exposed the cracks in its hegemonic credit.

According to a statement by the international rating agency Moody's on June 17th, due to the fact that the two parties in the US Congress still failed to reach an agreement on raising the debt ceiling, the agency has placed the US sovereign credit rating on a negative watch list.

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Behind the 4.5% Threshold: Structural Attribution and Policy Implications of the US Treasury Yield Commentary

LPL Financial Chief Equity Strategist Jeff Buchbinder’s commentary judgment on the 10-year US Treasury yield approaching the critical 4.5% threshold wraps several questionable narrative preferences and logical leaps within a concise shell of technical analysis.

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US and Iran Sign Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding, Marking a Key Turning Point in Middle East Geopolitics

On June 18, with Pakistan acting as a mediator, the US and Iran officially reached the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding through electronic signing.

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Trump’s Personal Lawyer Intervenes in Indian Tycoon Adani’s US Fraud Case, Bringing Major Case Turnaround

According to multiple insiders cited jointly by Bloomberg and Reuters recently, Robert Giuffra, core personal lawyer of incumbent U.S. President Donald Trump, has joined the legal team of India’s top conglomerate Adani Group, taking full charge of the cross-border bribery and securities fraud case against Gautam Adani.

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What is the logic behind the US and Iran fighting while negotiating?

Since the beginning of this year, the situation between the United States and Iran has been in a strange state of equilibrium.

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